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The main purpose of this dissertation has been to affirm the non-representative power of Kane’s latter work, as opposed to the movement ex negativo by which Crave’s formal features had been conceptualised as representative ...

Frederick Douglass and Sojourner Truth as writers and speakers would consistently obfuscated permissible discourse, subverting the expectations as imposed on African Americans during nineteenth-century America. By obfuscating ...

In their studies of the social and moral conventions which appear to have governed Victorian attitudes to women, some present-day critics have made various statements and broad generalizations about such matters. For ...

Half a century has now passed since Emilio Cotorelo y Mori published in the pages of the B.R.A.E. the first major study of the life and work of the XVIIth century playwright, Juan Bautista Diamante.While undoubtedly an ...

Within this thesis I propose to conduct an investigation into the Lebor Gabála Érenn (LGÉ) from a primarily anthropological standpoint. In the course of my investigation I plan on accomplishing three tasks. The first ...

The introduction of adapted versions of the British reading scheme Breakthrough to Literacy in South Africa and her "independent" homelands is significant in several ways. Firstly, it refocuses our attention on black ...

On 16 September 1798 the packet boat with Dorothy and William Wordsworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and his Nether Stowey friend John Chester on board sailed from Yarmouth to arrive in Hamburg three days later (Frank 220). ...